Condolences to you and the family, Smurf
Your sister looks lovely and was obviously a vibrant and caring person.
Jeanie I am so sorry
What were the first ever records that you bought and when?
Parents-in-Law. What do/did you call them?
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Two nights ago my younger sister passed away in her sleep aged 66. She had hypersensitivity pneumonitis, a lung condition. The likely cause was the sanding down of the original wood flooring of their Edwardian house many years ago. In those days they used formaldehyde and other substances to lay them.
Sadly she was refused a lung transplant due to her age. She was a very fit and vivacious person who did yoga etc and didn’t look her age (see pic taken last year before she had breathing difficulties and had to be on oxygen. She used to volunteer in South America to aid stranded turtles to get back to their natural habitat amongst other things.
I know they have to have a cut off age as there are children and younger people needing transplants but she wasn’t a little old lady near the end of her time, far from it. She had a lot more life to live. I wish they could have just seen her as a person and not her age. Excuse my rant but she was a dearly loved sister.
So sorry Smurf your sister sounds and looks like a lovely lady.
Please accept my sincere condolences. Sending kindest thoughts to you and your family
My condolences.
I'm so very sorry for your loss Smurf
So sorry to hear. Life can be cruel. Sending hugs.
So very sorry for the loss of your beautiful sister.
I’m so sorry, Smurf, that’s so very sad. I lost my sister two years ago, words can’t describe how it affects one.
I'm sorry for the loss of your dear sister Smurf. She looks a vibrant and lovely lady. Hugs and to you.
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